Dreamkiller

Release Date: October 12, 2009

Action, FPP, shooters, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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Bloody FPS action produced by Mindware Studios, the creators of Painkiller: Overdose. We play Alice Drake, a psychologist capable of penetrating the minds of patients who decides to destroy the demons harassing them. The rich arsenal of weapons is complemented by special abilities of the doctor. In the game there is a multiplayer mode.

When Alice was a little girl, she was haunted by nightmares. “So what?” you might say, every child wakes up in the middle of the night crying once in awhile. Yet the nightmares that tormented Alice were not just her own, they were also the bad dreams of her friends! These phantoms returned to her again and again, night after night until finally somebody recommended a sanitarium to Alice’s mother, which might be able to help. Unfortunately, her problems got even worse there, and by the time her mother brought her back home, sleeping had become hell for Alice. However, it was good in one way, Alice gradually learned to distinguish between her own dreams and her friends’, and what’s more, she learned to control them!

Many years have passed since then, and Alice has grown and started her own psychology practice where she relies on her ability to enter people’s dreams. She achieved great success at first, but lately the dreams have been changing, and it has become more difficult to fight them. Somehow the dreams have grown in power and once again Alice is experiencing the helplessness of her childhood years.

Dreamkiller is a fast, action packed, first-person shooter developed by Mindware Studios for PC and Xbox 360. The main character is Alice Drake, a psychologist with the incredible power to enter her patients’ minds where she can literally shoot the nightmares out of their heads by wielding a variety of fantastic weapons. This single-player mode has 12 levels, each representing the disturbed mind of a different person - each level taking place in a unique environment where you will encounter completely new enemies. In multiplayer, you fight a battle for the patient’s mind with your friends in one of four different game modes across eight separate levels.

Last updated on January 19, 2020

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